Folkestone
Herald 11-11-1933
Local News
The Folkestone Magistrates yesterday granted a
protection order in connection with the transfer of the licence of the Royal
Oak, North Street from Mr. Baldock to Mr. H. Wilson, formerly steward at the
Radnor Club.
Folkestone
Express 18-11-1933
Local News
The Folkestone Magistrates on Friday granted a
protection order in connection with the transfer of the licence of the Royal
Oak Inn, North Street, from Mr. H.W. Baldock to Mr. Wilson, who has for a
considerable number of years been the steward at the Radnor Club, Folkestone.
Folkestone
Express 25-11-1933
Wednesday, November 22nd: Before Mr. J.H.
Blamey, Alderman T.S. Franks, Councillor Mrs. E. Gore, Mr. F. Seager, Mr. W. Smith,
Eng. Rear Admiral L.J. Stephens, and Alderman J.W. Stainer.
The licence of the Royal Oak public house, North
Street, was transferred to Mr. Harry Wilson, formerly steward at the Radnor
Club. A protection order had been previously made in this application.
Folkestone
Herald 31-3-1934
Obituary
We regret to announce the death recently of Mr. William
Herbert Baldock, of 2, Sunnyside Villas, Tram Road, Folkestone, at the age of
59.
Mr. Baldock was very well known in Folkestone. He had
lived in the town for 43 years and was formerly licensee of the Royal Oak in
North Street. He was there for 17 years, retiring a few months ago. He was a
member of the Folkestone Licensed Victuallers` Association.
Mr. Baldock leaves a widow and three children, a son
and two daughters.
The funeral took place at Hawkinge Cemetery on Thursday
last week.
Folkestone Express
25-11-1939
Local News
The Folkestone licensing transfer sessions were
held at the Police Court on Wednesday. The Mayor (Alderman G.A. Gurr) was in
the chair and also sitting were Councillor R.G. Wood, Dr. F. Wolverson and
Alderman Mrs. E. Gore.
Harry Powell applied for the transfer of the
licence in respect of the Royal Oak, North Street. The previous licence holder
was Mr. Alfred Thomas Chick.
The application was granted.
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